That's the end of regulation.

Pag Bank ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

New York sirens of the professional women's hockey league doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Stocks mostly lower today.

The Dow, what did take the worst of it.

You can see there it is off about eight tenths of one percent.

But coming off the worst levels in the final minutes of trading, smaller losses for the

S&P 500 and for the NASDAQ, the Russell 2000 down just slightly about 1-10th of 1%

financials.

The worst performing sector and the biggest drag on the Dow, Visa continuing to react to

President Trump's proposed

interest rate cap. J.P. Morgan, lower following its results, much more on the banks coming up.

So what's balancing the markets in support here? Boeing reporting strong delivery numbers

for the fourth quarter, Caterpillar continuing its leadership, crossing the $300 billion market

cap level for the first time.

Both those stocks have double digits so far this year, and it is only the middle of January.

Chevron getting a boost from higher oil prices as well.

Crude was up by about 2.5%.

Most of the metals have been down on the day, but you can't quite stop silver. It got to

$88 an ounce today before a slight pullback. Bitcoin also hired today, a gain of more than

3%. And Warner Brothers Discovery, with a late spike on reports to Netflix, is considering amending

its offer to make it all cash. That is the scorecard on Wall Street.

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